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[moonkana]

[thebeautyofbecoming]

[desde-mis-infiernos]

Estos lugares guardan tanto!

[hablandoconlasestrellas]

Me caso con quien me lleve ahí 😍

[rsdcowboy]

WOW!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[lovehotdudes]

Incredible

[nighthowler85]

Wow

[bob-belcher]

[celeb-eggplants-deactivated2018]

u got any of the migos

Yea…lol I’ll post a gif.

[theteathegagtheshade]

I turn Offset on…

[gay-black-thug-boyz]

IG: iamtylerp

[escritordecontos]

[finsngils-deactivated20210213]

FUK I knew I saw this somewhere

[totallee-net]

💕🎬💫 “Here’s looking at you kid.”

Humphrey Bogart is fresh off the hook!!

Panel #4 in my ‘Galaxy of Stars’ blanket!!!

Started: 11th July, 2018

Completed: 27th August, 2018

All single crochet. Cut & tie method.

Yarn used: 8 ply (Australian sizing)

No. of colours: 17

Hook: 3mm

No. of stitches: 18,900

I LOVED working on Bogie! On to #5! xox

[theholewhisperer]

[sleepyreyrey]

Strong words to use on a Resume

If you have ever had to write a resume for work or for an application, then you know the hardest part is figuring out what type of words to use that sound professional and and intelligent.

Example: If an application asks you if you have any relevant experience for a job at a day care center and you have experience, like you have babysat children. You would look at the words in the columns to see what words you should use that will help your resume stand out. You might put down “Have supervised and attended to children on a regular basis.”

I hope this is helpful to you.

[rampyourvoice]

Now this is a great resume list of action words.  I love that it’s broken down by types of jobs.  Saving for future use.

[deshawnmandingo]

👌🏾

[pgdigginit]

👍🏿👌🏿

[missnlinc]

Group sessions ❤❤💦❤❤

[gapeachahh]

#PillowTopSoftAss

[bigbubbleotaku]

This Is For The 1,064 People That Are Currently Following This Page. Enjoy 😊👍🏾 Like, Reblog, Follow, Etc.

Ignore The Stretch Marks 😅

[realest757]

🍑🍑🍑

[uterusperson]

Things I’ve learned being homeless for three months

· things like salt and butter become luxuries

· without an adress, it’s very hard to get your life in order

· toilet paper $6, bread $2, canned beans $2. $10 is one week of living off of bread with beans and being able to go to the bathroom.

· just to apply for unemployment and/or disability is an entire day job.

· the system is set up against you

· you suddenly understand all the hobos on the streets, and you would give them money if you had any

· people will humiliate you, look down on you, hurt you and offend you, just because of your living situation.

· you realize that a lot more people than you think are homeless

· homeless does not mean uneducated

· homeless does not mean dysfunctional, sick, or incapable

· There are homeless people everywhere. You can’t see on someone that they’re homeless; they can still attend college, drive a car and dress nice. Most of us look like you, and many of us have degrees and jobs.

[deadcatwithaflamethrower]

Always remember.

[dabiggerdabetter]

It’s a very eye opening experience…one you don’t truly understand until it’s happened to you

[damnthatshytshot]

Going thru something similar…when you have something? You got all kindsa friends …BUT…when you loose it all - even because of some bullshit someone else did? Those friends ain’t nowhere to be found. If I run into any of ‘em…my attitude is “fuck you I’ve moved on”.

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

[kyonthedon]

👅😭

[slaughteredsheep-deactivated201]

David Bowie w/ Mick Jagger

[niggerboss]

“Daddy, Please, No Pics O’ Ma’ Face!  Ah’ Gotta Rep In Da ‘Hood ‘N Dis Thang Wit You Be Real DL”

[atlantathriller]